​​​​​Gregory Moser​ attorney at law​​

As a public defender with first-chair homicide trial experience, I understand the importance of attention to detail, maintaining effective client communication, and taking a client-centered approach to criminal defense.  I have received extensive training in trial skills and the defense of sex crimes.

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Additionally, I interned for the Saint Louis Circuit Attorney's Office, where I extensively studied search and seizure case law, wrote an interlocutory appeal, earned firsthand experience of criminal prosecution, and gained valuable insight into our criminal justice system.

Having grown up in a small family business, employment law has always interested me.  As part of my successful completion of SLU Law's Employment Law Certificate, I completed coursework in Employment Discrimination, Labor Law, and Workers Compensation.  

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Moreover, I completed a directed research study under Prof. Susan FitzGibbon, the director of the Wefel Center for Employment Law.  The research culminated in a bench memo advising on the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act, or "Obamacare."

The Civil Litigation concentration program requires enrollment in Civil Practice, a course which I found to be invaluable and irreplaceable.  This class walks students through each step of a case, from client intake to interviewing hostile witnesses to negotiations.  I studied under Saint Louis attorney Cynthia Stevens, and argued a personal injury case where I represented the injured plaintiff, and won!  

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I also learned a considerable amount in the civil litigation clinic, where I worked with defendants on accounts-stated and foreclosure cases in addition to municipal and traffic violations.